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Steps
Cycle the door fully open and closed before occupancy and confirm smooth operation without hesitation or unexpected reversal.
Verify the knowing-act activation device (wall switch/push plate) is the only activation method present, or if a sensor is present, confirm it is monitored per A156.10.
Check that the door can be pushed open manually if power is lost and that it fails safe for its egress function.
Inspect required signage (e.g., 'Push to Operate,' caution decals) for presence, legibility, and correct wording per the applicable standard.
Log the check in the facility's daily log and escalate anomalies to a qualified service technician rather than adjusting force/speed settings in-house.
Known gotchas
A facility staff daily check is not a substitute for the AAADM-certified annual inspection — some insurers/AHJs require both.
Adjusting closing force or speed without proper training can push the door out of compliance with its governing A156 standard.
A low-energy door that has a motion sensor added later (not knowing-act only) may actually need to meet full A156.10, not A156.19 — check the activation method before assuming which checklist applies.
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